The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-09
JULY 8, 1887.
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If you want to sell anything adver-
tise it in the RECORD.
Many of our citizens had city cousins
to spend the Fourth with them.
Mr.. James Smith of Cape May county
has been visiting VIM Smiths.
Fruit will be scarce this year. The
even a bears the cornucopia.
The Woodstown Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of six per cent.
The Clyde landed about four hun
bred excursionists at Pennsgroye last
Sunday.
60 see the splendid Yapor Stove
at F. b. MAYORS. Its single generator
is simply indestructible.
The farmers got their wheat cut by
The Fourth and a few finished stack
ing on that day.
The wheat crop is reported light
especially on sandy soils as the heavy
winds blew it away last fall.
Emmanuel NJ. E. Sunday school
will make an excursion to the Brandy
wine on Wednesday, July goth.
Call at Mrs. Bilderback's tonight for
vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and
pine apple cream, and orange water ice.
A soaking rain feel on Tuesday.
The farmers wheat which was in the
shocked was blown down in some
cases.
The Pennsgrove Cornet Band and
the Red Men will make a joint eXcur-
sion to Atlantic City on Thursday, Au-
gust 11th.
The Presbyterian Sunday school, OF
Salem. picnicked on the Brandywine
on Thursday. About l25 went over on
the Mccall.
The sloop Priscilla is being oVerhauled
at Moore's ship yard, Wilmington.
The schooner Ella SlaYmaker also is at
the same yard.
Delaware CITY now has a weekly pa
per called the NetoS. The first issue
was last Saturday. 1t is a six column
folio edited by Charles w. b. Marshall,
One second shuts off all flame aud
flow of vapor i'll the Splendid Stove"
that is sold by f. b. Naylor. The
Switch levers do it.
When is Everybody's Picnic to come
off this year, is the query of some. AS
we have not heard we will be pleased
to know the date as we'll as the rest.
Save your health and money by buy
ing a gasoline stove and preserving ket
ties to do your canning through the hot
summer days at John G. Reeds Har-
mOny st.
Over in Delaware the salaries of the
principal postmasters are; Wilmington
49, 100, Dover Sl700, New Castle $1,000,
Smyrna S1400, Newark $1,000, Middle
town $1,000.
On Thursday seven blooded horses
of fine build and size from Diston's
farm near Woodstown were taken
to Philadelphia on the Reybold from
P~ennsgrove.
Mary G. Vanneman is attending
camp meeting at Mountain Lake Park,
Garrett Co, Md. Miss Jennie Smith,
who was cured by faith is conducting
re vival services there.
Upper Neck has a curious looking
welded couple when seen together.
The man is six feet nine inches high
and his wife is not over four feet high
reaching her husbands elbow.
The rainy weather delayed the farm
ers 80 much in haying that some up
land hay did not get cut until after
wheat harvest. Hay is not near so
good when left standing so long.
JESSE anu Nciud AllOihPoOh SJh "hN
daughter OF Winfield ). Thompson, of
Springfield, Mo-, and grand children
OF Samuel 5. Thompson, are spending
the unme among relatives in this
vicinity.
At the recent G. A. II. festival in
Elmer, IA rascally fellow purchased for
ty-live cents worth of articles from n
of the tables and rendered IA i've dol
lar confederate note in payment and
received the change.
Grass has been a drug on the market
this YEA Those who offered it at
public sale disposed OF bat little. Some
say there is a light crop but its not SELL
ing would denote that Others think
there is plenty and hay viii be cheap.
MI. r. ID. Hughes, the produce
commission merchant of Dock street
Philadelphia, who owns the South
Fe~nnsgrove canning factory, spent last
Sunday and Monday with WIN. Tussey
the superintendent of the factory, A
number of Mr.. Hughes's friends, OF
Philadelphia, spent their Fourth with
him and had a sumptuons dinner III the
a house. About forty six sat down
at the table.